Multistate Payroll Tax Specialist

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Job description

Job Description

Multistate Payroll Tax Specialist

ABOUT THE COMPANY

Our client is one of the largest and most prominent employers in San Antonio and is experiencing hyper-growth. With a large and growing accounting and finance team, there is a significant opportunity for growth and advancement within the department. The company boasts a team-oriented culture and provides its' employees with the tools and training necessary to perform. This position is responsible for processing a very high volume of multistate payroll for 11,000 employees.

What will the Multistate Payroll Tax Specialist do?

• Prepare and monitor processes for payroll and taxes!
• Perform highly technical accounting work in preparation for and maintenance of an automated payroll system and other financial and statistical records and reports.
• Monitors payroll processes to ensure adherence to federal and state regulations and internal policies.
• Implement technical accounting principles and procedures.
• Ensure all payroll tax deposits are balanced and deposited in a timely manner.
• Liaise with federal and state tax offices as necessary.
• Prepare the following federal and multi state tax filings: 940, 940 Schedule R, 941, 941 Schedule B & R, W-2, Local State Taxes, SUTA quarterly reports.
• Maintain all consolidated payroll and tax related data to assist in quarterly reconciliation of cross company data.
• Reconciliation of payroll and tax withholding records; the deposit of Federal income tax withholdings; provide support necessary for preparation of Federal W-2 forms and data; reconcile and submit Social Security and Medicare documents.

What we are seeking in a Multistate Payroll Tax Specialist:

• 4+ years of experience in payroll accounting/ TAX filing environment
• Degree in a Business-related field is preferred.
• CPP preferred.
• Progressive payroll experience with the knowledge of federal and state laws, aggregate tax filing requirements and W-2 Reporting.

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